When she is out on the weekends, she enjoys what are seen as typical pursuits for a young woman.
After knocking around for the first few years of the twentieth century, engaging in the typical pursuits of the Anglo-Irish aristocracy — hunting, soldiering, cricket, and an unsuccessful run for Parliament — he'd tried his hand at writing.
Describing "1+1" as "[having] no interest in [Knowles's] typical pursuit of forward-thinking, energetic fare, preferring to throw the emphasis on her radio-destroying vocal chords", David Amidon of PopMatters wrote that the song "is the best result of this, finally providing Beyoncé a song that can compete with the favorites of this generation's parents".
"The irony was that talent in a male-typical pursuit limited their choices," Ms. Pinker says.
And although I took a break during three years at Cambridge University – where more typical youthful pursuits temporarily took over – I did then return to birding, continuing as if I'd never left off.
With "Now and Again" finished shooting for the season, Ms. Matarazzo is free for more typical teenage pursuits like planning for her senior prom, and preparing for college in the fall (she will attend college in New York State, though she would not divulge where).
As a youth, they were tied to typical SoCal pursuits such as skateboarding, surfing, and playing in bands.
However, the increased discharge was seen only during the initial phase of pursuit eye movements (Fig. 3 A, period 6), different from the discharge of typical FEF pursuit neurons (e.g., Fig. 2 A, F, period 6).
Game nights were a regular part of her upbringing, but she balanced them with typical childhood physical pursuits like bike riding.
Hawks have many foraging techniques, but the most typical in their pursuit of prey is raking, or swiftly following the animal's efforts to escape.
Typical of his pursuit of cash appearances, he had accepted a last-minute speaking engagement in Des Moines that evening.
